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Tuesday's Area Radio Programs I WMAL-11:30 A Tuesday's Area Radio Programs I WMAL-11:30 a. m. John Simmons, WCFM-9. Mendelssohn's "Fingal's State Department director of protocol, Cave" overture, Bruch's Scottish Fan- discusses some of his experiences in tasy and Chopin's "Les Sylphides" a ticklish. job. ballet. WGMS-2:05 p. in. Overture to "Cosi WMAL-9. "What Changes Should FanTutte"by 'Mozart,Chopin's There Be Within Our Parties?" judge Grande Polonaise in E flat for Piano Samuel I.Rosenman, formerpresi- and Orchestra and Debussy's Sacred dentialadvisor;NormanThomas, and Profane Dances. Socialist Party leader, and commen- VVWDC-5:30. Paula Stone begins tator Henry J. Taylor. contest about "fears"; winner is five- WTOP-9:30. Actress Betty Hutton day guest of Joan Crawford in Holly- is guest newscaster. wood. WRC-10. The United States Marine WRC-6:45. Jim Fleming substitutes Band in a concert from the Capitol. for the vacationing "Three Star Extra" WOL-10:15. The Singing Sergeants reporters. and Sgt. Bill Jones, baritone soloist, WTOP-8. Robert Cummings plays are heard. a scene with a member of the audience. WGMS-11:05. Symphony No. 96 in 'VVWDC-8:25. Washington Nats vs. D by Hayden and Vivaldi's Concerto New York Yankees. Grosso in D minor. Programs printed here conform to the publication at time of latest information furnished by stations WMAL (ABC) WRC (NBC) WWDC (MBS) -WTOP (CBS) AN 630 FM 107.3AM 980 FM 93.9 AM 1160 AM 1500 FM96.3 Your Timekeeper. 5:80.Art Brown. 6. Ron Coehran. 7:30: Jim Gibbons with music.News, 5:55, 7. Wright. Voice of Washington, ArchMcDonald, 7:45. music. news. weath- 7:30. 7:45. 8. 8:30.Bill7:30Art Brown7:45.News,Mark Evans.b. er.(3. 9. Berson, 6-9:30 Gabriel Heatter.8:55. 0:30.7.3. Weather. 0:30 Club News; Bill Berson Art Brown News of America ':15 Don McNeilBill Berson Art Brown You're the Top :80 John DesmondYoung Doctor Malone Ken Evans News: FordElinor Lee 9,:001Breakfast:45 'Aunt FannyBrighter Day Ann Parrot Nancy Dixon 10 :00r, True Story Welcome Traveler Milton Q. Ford Arthur Godfrey Show :15 Story: Streets Welcome Traveler Milton Q. Ford Robt. Q. Lewis .:30 Whispering StreetsDouble or Nothing Ken Evans News; Ford Archie Bieyer :4511tonnieKemper Double or Nothing Milton Q..Ford Frank Parker 1 1 :001Lone Journey Strike It Rich Milton. Q. Ford Arthur Godfrey :15 Hearing Things (quiz)Ford; Ken Evans NewsArthur Godfrey :30 Ruth Crane Bob and Ray Queen for a Day Grand Slam :451Crane; J. Conte Dave Garroway Queen for a Day Rosemary Beret( Show News: 13arriault Curt Massey Show News; Wendy Warren :15 D. Gardiner. NewsHere's Archer Baukage; Evans News Aunt Jenny :30 Back To Here's Archer Hazel Markel Romance of Helen Trent i2:001.11..:451 The BibleHere's Archer Prize Parts Our Gal Sunday ,1:001Paul Harvey. NewsHere's Archer Milton Q. Ford Big Sister . -s :15reestion Man 4 Nancy Osgood Prize Party Ma Perkrns -';i :30reek the Nancy Osgood Ken Evans News: FordYoung Dr. Malone 1.. :45 BankLook .to This Day Milton Q. Ford Guiding Light , 2 :001News: Sherman Musid Milton Q. Ford Second Mrs. Burton :15 Butler ShowMeredith Willson Prize Party Perry Mason t :30 Sherman Live Like a Ken Evans News: FordNora Drake , 145 Butler Show MillionaireMilton Q. Ford Brighter Day :00 News; Sherman Life Can Be Beautiful Prize Party Hilltop House . :15 Butler ShowRoad of Life Milton Q. Ford House Party 3:30 Sherman Pepper Young News; 1260 Club House Party ' :45 Butler ShowRight to Happiness Willis Conover Smith; Cedric Adams Jerry StrongBackstage Wife 1260 Club Mark Evans :1511 Disk JockeyStella Dallas Willis. Conover Mark Evans 4Music130 Widder Brown News: 1260 Club Mark Evans :45 ' News Woman in House Willis Conover Mark Evans :00 News; Jerry Just Plain Bill .1260 Club News: Top gent :151 StrongFront Page Forum Willis Conover Gene Kievan , :30 Music. NewsLorenzo . Jones PaulaStone Top Spot :45 SportsThe Doctor's Wife Hit Tune; Broyrn Top Spot ..6 :00 Star News News: Leif Rid Bob Wolff News; Jackson :15 Gibbons; New. Earl Godwin 1260 Bandstand Cochran: Facts: Gallup :30Sherman Butler News; Snorts News: Melody News: Arch McDonald , :45 Music; Baseball3-Star Extra Best in Bands CBS News 71:00 Washington Tod Dangerous Assignment Fulton Lewis. Jr. Eddie Gallaher's , :15 Eimer Davis ay Dangerous Assignment Band: Berger Summer Show :30 Silver Eagle News; Beatty Gabriel Heatter (music) :45 Silver Eagle One' Man's Family Bandstand: News Edward R. Marrow Record Shoo Scarlet Pimpernel . Newsreel; 1260 Club People Are Fenn, :15 Sherman Butler (drama)Dugout: Baseball People Are Funny . 8:00:30 Record Shop Barrie Craig Baseball Mr. and Mrs. North . ., :45 Sherman ButlerBarrie Craig New York atMr. and Mrs. North America's Meet Your Match WashingtonThe Lineup :15 TownMeet Your Match BaseballThe Lineup :30 MeetingTruth or Consequences BaseballParsons: Musician(' 9:00:45 E. D. Canham Truth or Consequences BaseballMusicland U. S. A. News Concert at the Capitol BaseballMusicland U. S. A. in :IR Pr'gkp V:a Concert at the Capitol BaseballMusiciand U. S. A. JacksonNews; Stan Kenton Tenth: Edwards Music; Steve Alien U I" :45 (variety) ConcertEdwards: Massey Steve Allen Show miyaltliaiwglittatch, NewsNews: Sports 5100 Massey Wld Tonight Hour of Dreams 3100 Massey D.or C. News; Sports :30 WatchmanLee Dayton News; Massey .Moondial 11:45 Jerry StrongHour of Dreams 3100 Massey Eddie Gallaher News; Stars in 3100 Massey News; Moondial .00 The Night Jazz3100 Massey Moondial 12 iaNocturneWatchmanHollywood Palladian News: 5100 Masse7 News; Gene Kievan :451 (music) Orchestra5100 Massey (until 2 a. m.) OTHER STANDARD STATIONS570 to. WGIVIS6 a. m. to 8 p. wpm vs)go.-- 6 a. m. to 8 13. tn. '280KO.- MILL6 a. tn. to 8 D. M. WGAY -- 1050 Ito. 6 a. tn. to 8 p. 1120 so. WHST7 a. m. to 8 p.m. WFAX 1220 sc.- 6:30a.tn.to WOOS -- 1340 mo.- 5 a. tn. to 1 s. WEAM 1390 kg. 6 a.In.to 1:05 S. WOLa.:m. .1450 to 1 a. ito.-6 at. FEL STATIONS WBC-FAI (Channel 230 ._-93.9 5:30 m. to 1 S. in. WTOP-7M. (Channel 242-96.35:30 5. m. gao)-- to 2 WIIIII-811.244--96.7 (Channel ma) , 3 to 9 o.tn. 'WASII-F51 (Channel 246-97.12:30 v. in. tomo) 11 D. tn. (Channel WoL-F51252-98.7sno)-6 a. an. to 1 a. En. WCFNI99.5 mo)-5(Channel v. 258 in. to 11 p. WFAN (Channelmo) 260 5 a. tn. to 9 v. tn. 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